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An '''integrated graphics processor''' ('''IGP''') is a [[graphics processing unit]] (GPU) that has been integrated into a system either as part of the [[chipset]] (e.g. on the [[motherboard]]) or as part of the [[microprocessor]] itself (i.e. share the same [[die]]).


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-An '''integrated graphics processor''' ('''IGP''') (sometimes ''integrated/shared graphics solutions'') is a [[graphics processing unit]] (GPU) that has been integrated into a system and shares the same resources (e.g. memory, I/O) with the rest of the system. Most IGPs are usually found either as part of the [[chipset]] (e.g. on the [[motherboard]]) or as part of the [[microprocessor]] itself (i.e. share the same [[die]]), although that is not strictly required.
+An '''integrated graphics processor''' ('''IGP''') is a [[graphics processing unit]] (GPU) that has been integrated into a system either as part of the [[chipset]] (e.g. on the [[motherboard]]) or as part of the [[microprocessor]] itself (i.e. share the same [[die]]).
-== Overview ==
-Integrated graphics processors are designed to make use of the existing resources in the computer system such as [[main memory]]. This is in contrast to [[dedicated graphics processor]]s which are designed to have their own dedicated resources.
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